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Core Viewpoint - China State Construction One Group's investment development company (referred to as "China State Construction One") is focusing on urban renewal projects in Shanghai as a breakthrough strategy in the competitive land auction market [1][6]. Group 1: Project Acquisition - China State Construction One has secured the historical preservation project for the Dinghai Community land in Yangpu District for a price of 2.257 billion yuan [1][5]. - The Dinghai Community land covers an area of 21,210.66 square meters, with a planned use for residential purposes and a floor area ratio of 1.4, allowing for a total above-ground construction area of 29,694.92 square meters [2][4]. - Since 2023, China State Construction One has also acquired multiple other historical preservation projects in Yangpu District, indicating a strategic focus on urban renewal [5]. Group 2: Market Strategy - The company aims to enhance its presence in core cities like Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen, with a goal of achieving a sales scale of over 100 billion yuan [8]. - The urban renewal strategy is seen as a response to the current market conditions, where core urban areas in Shanghai are experiencing rising property prices and strong demand for improvement projects [6][7]. - China State Construction One's chairman, Xu Chao, has expressed a rational attitude towards the company's rapid growth and the "dark horse" label in the real estate sector [1][8]. Group 3: Challenges and Future Goals - Urban renewal projects present challenges such as long investment cycles and high capital costs, requiring firms to have strong financial capabilities and asset management strategies [7]. - The company has set a target to rank among the top 20 real estate firms in China, with a current ranking of 19th based on a transaction amount of 42.41 billion yuan in 2024 [8][9]. - China State Construction One is actively adjusting its market strategy to focus on high-potential cities, forming a new market pattern in regions like Beijing, the Yangtze River Delta, and the Greater Bay Area [8].